Sentences with phrase «necessarily subject a person»

Their own intimate consciousness of the real nature of love will be the best incentive to help them keep firmly clear of all those external stimuli which necessarily subject a person more and more to the absorbing power of lust, and so lessen his or her capacity for a true, freely given and faithful love.

Not exact matches

«People get offended when they mistake the subject of a joke for the actual target and they're not necessarily the same.»

If I value being dominant, and I subject people to my will just to prove it, that isn't necessarily moral, but it's absolutely a subjective value.

I'm on the left, I support the Democratic party, I detest racism (particularly as someone who has experienced its ugliness), but I get some of the arguments made by the right when it comes to language vigilance and accusation, because I've seen far too many situations when people have tried their darndest to ally with identity positions they don't share or rally behind causes that don't necessarily reflect their own subject position, only to have it backfire spectacularly because they didn't do it right or say it right.

I've always found Jim to be a very gentle, non-judgmental commentator on the subject, not so much prescribing a single one - size - fits - all sleep pattern, but standing up to those who do, pointing out that there is enormous variability around the world, and that people who don't follow the standards laid out by some conservative pediatricians are not necessarily condemning their children to inevitable abnormality.

«Arctic populations are often identified as being highly vulnerable people, but that's not necessarily what the research shows,» says James Ford of McGill University's Geography Department and the lead author of an article on the subject that was recently published in Nature Climate Change.

And as someone who once worked for a textbook preparation firm, I can assure you that the people preparing the texts don't necessarily know any history — or any other subject!

As far as preparing our future teachers: clearly we need people to know their content area, but they do not necessarily need to have majored in a subject matter, although they should be able to demonstrate sufficient subject matter by some means, and a major and even a good GPA are not necessarily guarantees.

To create this work, the artist finds photographs of domestic scenes and anonymous people who wouldn't necessarily be the subject of paintings.

Because the artwork will be located on public property, and because the County of Los Angeles is a public entity subject to laws, rules, and regulations which are not necessarily applicable to private persons or companies, the Arts Commission has prepared a form agreement for use in connection with artwork commissioned for the Civic Art Program.

In climate science the referees are not necessarily familiar with the subject, have strong opinions about who may be allowed to win and on occasion promise to change the peer review process to ensure some people will not get published.

Unfortunately Mr Delingpole many people don't appreciate that just because you have a lot to say on the subject that you don't necessarily know anymore than anyone else, and a blog on the web is really not the best way to get the facts on the subject (by those on either side of the argument).

All of these bad decisions are made easier when all of the actually sensible people, or people who know anything about the subject at all, are being assailed on all sides, and aren't necessarily keen to find the time to explain, once again, that yes, the world is warming.

This ruling is a reminder that a decision to not include a spouse in an action will not necessarily prevent that person from being subjected to examination for discovery.

However, unlike in previous years, the subject was not necessarily introduced by the resident bitcoin investor, and — perhaps for the first time — the other people at the table truly listened when he or she explained what has fueled the bitcoin price's dramatic year - to - date increase.